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Starting in June, the Pan-European Game Information (PEGI) age rating system, Europe's equivalent to the ESRB, will begin ...

The European age rating system PEGI will soon only approve video games with loot boxes from the age of 16. The USK served as inspiration.

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PEGI, the Pan-European system for the age classification of video games, is adding new categories to its classification criteria to address online interaction risks.

Games with “paid random items” – generally described as loot boxes – will have a default rating of PEGI 16, meaning they can’t legally be sold to children 15 or under in the UK or any other European ...

Video game age-ratings are about to change in Europe. The Pan-European Game Information age-ratings body, better known as PEGI, which determines the age-ratings for games everywhere in Europe apart ...

PEGI director Dirk Bosmans explains why the European body is rethinking how it rates games, taking into account "online ...